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Prepared for:Golden Gate University536 Mission StSan Francisco, CA 94105

Prepared by: 1500 Sansome StreetSan Francisco, CA 94111 1

7D - 5th Floor West 04/29/14

PRELIMINARY, CONFIDENTIAL and NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION

Phase 7D - 5th Floor West

Meeting Three





MEETING AGENDA

AGENDA:• Review and confirm project scope

• Test Fits

• Space Program

• Digital Signage

- Introduction

- Precedents

- GGU’s vision for digital signage





PHASE 7D SCOPE5th floor

5TH FLOOR SCOPE:• Right-size and re-purpose the

classrooms

• Create the new 5th floor auditorium

• Open the hallway at both ends

• Install new HVAC components

• Upgrade the electrical service to meet the technological service demands

• Enhance the information technology infrastructure and classroom technology capabilities

• Improve the acoustics

• Revamp the lighting

• Construct the Lobby-East Wing Hallway Fire Doors

• Install new flooring

• Re-paint and freshen the classrooms, hallways, and common areas

• Comply with any applicable code upgrades as required by the City

BASELINE SCOPE

NEWLY AVAILABLE SPACE

NEW AUDITORIUM

CLASSROOMRIGHT-SIZING

CAPTUREDOUTDOOR SPACE


ELEVATORLOBBY

536 Mission | 5th Floor





PHASE 7D SCOPE2nd floor

2ND FLOOR SCOPE:• Absorb small part of scope from 7C

in order to adhere to new permitting standards

- Enclose outdoor space on north-west end (Jessie side) of the 2nd floor


536 Mission | 2nd Floor





PHASE 7D SCOPE6th floor

6TH FLOOR SCOPE:• Enclose outdoor space on north-west

end (Jessie side) of 6th floor in order to reduce construction costs and increase implementation efficiency

• Consider enclosing outdoor space on south-west end (Mission side) of 6th floor in order to bring entrance to stairwell indoors

• Additional work if needed


POTENTIAL CAPTUREDOUTDOOR SPACE

536 Mission | 6th Floor





PHASE 7D SCOPEcomplete scope

5TH FLOOR SCOPE:• Right-size and renovate the

classrooms (similar to 4th floor renovations)

• General renovations of the entire west wing including the elevator lobby (similar to 4th floor renovations)

• Create the new 5th floor auditorium

• Open the hallway at both ends

• Upgrade HVAC and electrical components

• Improve lighting and acoustics

• Code upgrades as required

2ND FLOOR SCOPE:• Absorb small part of scope

from 7C in order to adhere to new adhere to new permitting standards

- Enclose outdoor space on north-west (Jessie side) end of the 2nd floor

6TH FLOOR SCOPE:• Enclose outdoor space

on north-west end (Jessie side) of 6th floor in order to reduce construction costs and increase implementation efficiency

• Consider enclosing outdoor space on south-west end (Mission side) of 6th floor in order to bring entrance to stairwell indoors

• Additional work if needed

DIGITAL SIGNAGE:• Determine the function,

operational systems, and location of various forms of digital signage throughout the GGU campus





CURRENT CLASSROOM INVENTORY

EXISTING

COMBINED ROOMS

OPTIMIZED

XS S M L XL XXL

5

10

15

20

25

30

XSSF

360

750

900

1240

1450

1500+

CAPACITY

12

25

40

60

80

90+

SML

XLXXL

*Two sets of S rooms on the 4th floor (4204 & 4202 and 4222 & 4218) can be combined into two sets of XL rooms.

25

+5

5

1

3 3

8

+5

+2

-1

-2





TEST FIToption 1

CLASSROOM INVENTORY:

+4 XS+5 S+4 M





TEST FIToption 2: meets optimized classroom inventory

CLASSROOM INVENTORY:

+2 XS+5 S+5 M





SPATIAL ORGANIZATION MODELbaseline instructional

STUDY

INTERACTION

STUDY

STO

RA

GE

XS

M S M MSSS

M SXS

XSXS

INTERACTIO

N

INSTRUCTION

INTERACTION

STUDY

EVENT

BREAKOUT





SPATIAL ORGANIZATION MODELlarge instructional

STUDY

INTERACTION

STUDY

STO

RA

GE

XS

M S M XLL

M SXS

XSXS

INTERACTIO

N

INSTRUCTION

INTERACTION

STUDY

EVENT

BREAKOUT





SPATIAL ORGANIZATION MODELlarge event

EVENT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT CATERING

REGISTRATION/ RECEPTION

FOOD PREP

STORAGE

INSTRUCTION

INTERACTION

STUDY

EVENT

BREAKOUT





SPATIAL ORGANIZATION MODELmedium event

EVENT

REECEPTION

REGISTRATIO

N

FOOD PREP

STORAGE

INSTRUCTION

INTERACTION

STUDY

EVENT

BREAKOUT





SPATIAL ORGANIZATION MODELbreakout heavy event

EVENT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

BREAKOUT

RECEPTION

FOOD PREP

STORAGE

REGISTRATIO

N

INSTRUCTION

INTERACTION

STUDY

EVENT

BREAKOUT





SPACE PROGRAMexisting and proposed

4/29/14 Content is proprietary and confidential

Golden Gate University Phase 7D

Space Program: Fifth Floor West

INSTRUCTIONAL Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASF Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASFClassrooms Instruction - 10 8,796 Instruction - 9 5,417Auditorium Classrooms Instruction Auditorium 4 2,733 * Instruction Auditorium 4 2,726

Subtotal 14 11,529 13 8,143

INTERACTION Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASF Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASFElevator Lobby Lobby Circulation 1 1,247 Lobby Event Reception/Registration 1 1,247Study Space - - - - Study Circulation 2 557Lounge - - - - Lounge Study 1 620

Subtotal 1 1,247 4 2,424

OFFICES Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASF Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASFELS Offices Office - 4 522 - - - -

Subtotal 4 522 0 0

USER SUPPORT Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASF Primary Use Secondary Use Quantity ASFStorage - - - - Storage - 1 109Food Prep - - - - Food Prep - 1 114ELS Support Storage - 3 114 - - - -

Subtotal 3 114 2 223

CIRCULATION Primary Use Secondary Use SF Primary Use Secondary Use SFCorridor Circulation Study Space 1 922 Circulation Break-out Catering and Study 1 922ELS Circulation Circulation - 1 199 - - - -

Subtotal 2 1,121 1 922

OUTDOOR INTERACTION Quantity SF Quantity SFExterior Balcony - - 2 557 - - - -

Subtotal 2 557 0 0

Instructional 14 11,529 * 13 8,143Interaction 1 1,247 4 2,424Offices 4 522 0 0Circulation 3 1,121 2 922User Support 2 114 1 223Outdoor Interaction 2 557 0 0

TOTAL NET SF 15,090 * 11,712NEWLY AVAILABLE ASF…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….573

*Includes space on 5th Floor East

Current Building Program Proposed Building Program





DIGITAL SIGNAGEinformation design

DIGITAL SIGNAGE....IS PART OF SIGNAGE AND WAYFINDING INCLUDING BOTH THE DESIGN OF CONTENT AND INSTALLATION

EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT USES:

REAL-TIME INFO: NEWS, WEATHER, TRAFFIC, BUILDING DIRECTORY

INTERNAL INFO: UNIVERSITY MESSAGES, NEWS, EVENTS

ADVERTISING: RELATED TO LOCATION AND AUDIENCE

BRAND DEVELOPMENT: PROMOTE UNIVERSITY AND BUILD IDENTITY






SIGNAGE/WAYFINDING

REALTIME INFORMATION INFORMATIONAL

PILLAR

Digital Signage at Matterhorn/SwitzerlandWayfinding system at new city library in Stuttgart Digital Signage at Design Offices






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